WildTurtle
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Jason Tran, known as WildTurtle, is a Canadian former professional League of Legends player who won four NA LCS titles.[1] He competed at the 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2020 World Championships.[1]
Championships with TSM
As a substitute for TSM in the 2013 Spring split, he scored a pentakill and earned a permanent place on the team.[2] TSM won that split, then beat Cloud9 3-2 in the 2014 Summer playoff final.[1] The team reached the 2014 Worlds quarterfinals before losing to Samsung White.[1]
In March 2015, TSM beat Team WE 3-0 to win the IEM Season IX World Championship.[1] They defeated Cloud9 3-1 in the NA LCS Spring playoffs the following month.[1] After joining Immortals in December 2015, WildTurtle returned to TSM in December 2016 to replace Doublelift during his break.[1] He won another Spring title with TSM in 2017.[1]
FlyQuest and retirement
WildTurtle joined FlyQuest for the 2017 Summer split.[1] In April 2020, the team beat Evil Geniuses 3-1 to reach its first LCS final.[3] FlyQuest reached both LCS finals that year and finished its Worlds group with a 3-3 record.[4] The organization released him and Santorin ahead of the 2021 season.[4]
He later coached at Shopify Rebellion and announced his retirement from League of Legends esports on March 12, 2025.[2]
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- Language
- EN
- On Twitch since
- 1 April 2013
- Twitch followers
- 503,485
- Channel age
- 13y 7m
- Twitch data updated
- Category
- League of Legends
- Teams
- Best Team NA, Shopify Rebellion
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- "WildTurtle".
- ""My enjoyment of esports has come to an end": WildTurtle announces retirement from pro League of Legends".
- "FLY WildTurtle: "It's nice to show that I can still be good and make Finals after leaving TSM."".
- "FlyQuest releases mainstay duo Santorin and WildTurtle".
- "Jason Tran (@WildTurtle)".
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